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Infinite commands is a programming language with an (almost) infinite number of commands. Anyone can add commands.

Commands

print - prints (the string or the number is the next command, otherwise, print the top value of the stack and pop it)
ask - asks the user a question and pushes the answer to the stack
say - prints the answer to the last question (discontinued, use ask together with print)
pentagon - pushes 666
wolfram - evolve Octuple_W110 for 1 generation on a stack

Examples

Hello World

print
"Hello, world!"
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